Free bombs in Madrid's outskirts / Getafe's big coup at zero euros: Ramos and Carvajal

After signing Dani Carvajal, Getafe will bring in three more big-name stars for free.

According to Sport Se, after the shocking purchase of Dani Carvajal, Getafe club has launched an amazing project and is looking to recruit Sergio Ramos, Dani Parejo and Jadon Sancho as a free agent at the same time.

Getafe, under the leadership of Pepe Bordalas, has not had a very bright start in La Liga and is struggling at the fourteenth place in the table, but in the transfer market, it has become a headline in the Spanish media. After formalizing the unexpected transfer of Dani Carvajal, the former captain of Real Madrid, the managers of this club have gone to other famous figures who are left without a team and can come to the suburbs of Madrid without paying the consent fee.

Jadon Sancho is one of Getafe's main targets, says Spain's Dozen. The 26-year-old English star, who was rumored to be in Serie A, Brazil or the Qatar Stars League in recent months, may go to La Liga in a strange turn. Getafe's biggest challenge in signing Sancho is La Liga's wage cap, as much of the club's financial capacity is filled by Carvajal's wages.

However, Getafe boss Angel Torres, who previously tried to sign Renato Sanchez in September, wants to finalize the high-profile transfer anyway.

But Getafe's ambitions are not limited to Sancho and El Pais newspaper has reported the progress of negotiations for Sergio Ramos to return to La Liga and Dani Parejo to join Getafe. The paper says a final deal is imminent for the two experienced players, with Ramos and Carvajal set to team up in defense again after years.

In order to register the contract of these players and raise the wage budget ceiling, Angel Torres has personally provided heavy financial guarantees from his personal assets to La Liga officials to remove legal obstacles.

Getafe's strategy is very cleverly designed to convince these stars. The club cannot afford to pay astronomical wages or fight for the championship, but it gives these players without a team the opportunity to maintain their fitness by playing at a high level. It is even said that a clause will be included in the contract of these stars so that they can leave in the winter transfer window in January if they receive significant financial offers from the Persian Gulf leagues or the American MLS. A double-win deal that will both improve the technical quality of Bordalas' young team and give these stars a chance to show off again.